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Chronic EBV & Why High Dose Vitamin C May be
EBV - a common and lifelong infection EBV stands for Epstein-Barr virus, a virus also known as herpesvirus 4, which as its name implies comes from the family of herpesviruses....
Peptides, the Building Blocks for Better Health
What are Peptides & Peptide Therapy Peptide therapy is an emerging healing modality that uses prescription-based peptides to help treat and manage a variety of health conditions and to maximize...
How to Find and Trust the Right Naturopathic Doctor
There are a few important considerations to keep in mind when looking for and working with a naturopathic doctor. With all the different programs and titles out there, it is...
Naturopathic Medicine as an Emerging Medicine
Naturopathic Medicine is becoming more and more well-known and utilized as a primary healthcare system. In fact, mainstream media has popularized many aspects of natural/alternative based medicine and deemed them...
Mold Toxicity: Could You Have It?
The musty, damp smell is one of the quickest ways to know if the environment you're in has mold. Most people turn to bathrooms and shower curtains, check under the...
5 Foundations of Health to Focus on Before the New
What does wellness look like to you? A long list of instructions to follow? Or a bunch of things to do? Every day we are bombarded with “new” information that...
Your Guide to Understanding Type I and II Diabetes
Diabetes is the most common of all endocrine disorders- in fact, about 1 in every 10 people in the United States has diabetes, and about 90-95% of all diagnosed cases...
Vitamin Deficiency: Do You Need Supplements?
According to a study by the American Osteopathic Association, at least 86 percent of American adults take vitamin supplements. Interestingly, only 24 percent of these have received test results that...
Iron, the Ultimate Blood Builder
What is iron and why is it important? Iron is a trace mineral that is essential to the body in small amounts. Did you know that over 65% of...
